Dropbox and Google have announced plans to integrate their services. — Zuma Press/dpa
Since Dropbox was founded back in 2007, Cloud storage service competition has been on the rise with options like Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive delivering enticing amounts of storage and complementary services for better prices.
To draw customers back its way, Dropbox this week added 1TB of extra storage to its paid plans: Plus now brings users 2TB of space for US$99.99 (RM419) per year, and Professional offers 3TB for US$199 (RM833) per year.
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